The Manzanita Lake exhibit continues through February 2012 and exhibit hours vary according to the Knowledge Center schedule. All items on display are from archives maintained by the University ...

A new Manzanita Lake camera was launched this spring, also, where viewers can now catch a glimpse of the cygnets or the many baby ducks and geese that now call Manzanita Lake home. Questions about ...

A cherished swan who once called Manzanita Lake on the University of Nevada, Reno campus home died in March of natural cases, ...

As the University of Nevada, Reno said goodbye to almost 2,000 graduates at Commencement on May 14 and 15, the campus community also welcomed some newcomers – four fuzzy, white cygnets were hatched, ...

Following the passing of Olivia, the University of Nevada, Reno's elegant white female mute swan, the waters of Manzanita Lake welcome its newest resident. The new female swan joins the University ...

Located on the west side of Manzanita Lake, fragrant Rock Daphne fills the air in the spring. Hornbeam, Weeping Nootka Cypress, and a Japanese Pagoda Tree watch over the star magnolias, rhododendrons, ...

Swans have lived on Manzanita Lake at University of Nevada, Reno for close to 90 years. They've become a historic symbol of the campus and are beloved by University members and the community. However, ...

But UNR had planned to keep Manzanita Hall open as a dorm this school year. The Victorian atmosphere dorm has single and double rooms and views of Manzanita Lake.

Manzanita Hall opened in 1896 as a dormitory for women. The 32,493-square foot brick building is on the south side of campus on North Virginia Street over looking Manzanita Lake.

Manzanita first opened in 1896 as a dormitory for women. The 32,493-square-foot brick building is on the south side of campus on North Virginia Street over looking Manzanita Lake. The 122-year-old ...

As the University of Nevada, Reno said goodbye to more than 2,000 graduates at Commencement on May 13 and 14, the campus community also welcomed some newcomers – two fuzzy, white cygnets were hatched, ...